Books published by publisher Dog Eared Pub

Dive in and meet whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals, sea otters, and manatees with fun activities. Discovering Marine Mammals focuses on the world of sea mammals. Children have a whale of a good time finding out about interesting behaviors, ecological relationships and environmental challenges. Now includes a full colored sheet of 32 realistic marine mammal stickers.

Discovering Endangered Species introduces concepts of biological diversity and the interdependence of life on earth. Children learn of habitat loss and other problems faced by threatened and endangered species. This book does a wonderful job of introducing children to important environmental issues through imaginative, fun, action orientated activities. Now includes a full colored sheet of 51 realistic endangered animal stickers.

Realistic, fun stickers including 50 Pacific and Atlantic salmon and trout. From chinook, coho and sockeye salmon to brown, lake and rainbow trout, these stickers also include the early stages of the life cycle (eggs, alevins, fry, fingerlings and smolt). Children can use these self-adhesive stickers to: • Draw scenes and bring them to life with stickers. • Collect them! Trade them! • Use as party favors. • Decorate letters, envelopes, posters, and art projects. • Use with the book "Discovering Salmon."

Discovering Wolves investigates current research and wolf-human conflicts in addition to the natural history of wolves. It helps dispel myths about wolves as predators while making clear their plight as threatened or endangered species. Discovering Wolves provides 18 FUN, thought-stimulating activities designed to help children exercise critical thinking skills. Information updated with every printing. Now includes a full colored sheet of 34 realistic wolf stickers. Disney's recent Beauty and the Beast portrays a pack of ravening wolves attacking a healthy horse and an equally healthy rider. Users of this fine workbook, fully equipped with the facts, will be able to dispute that image. In forty short pages, the life cycle of wolves, their relationship to humans and to their environment, and their plight as threatened or endangered species is made clear. Exercises are paired with information, sparking the reader's interest while simultaneously helping him/her learn important facts. For those teaching about wolves, this is an indispensable resource.

A good old fashioned fairy taleTo read to little kidsBefore you tuck them in their bedsTo rest their heavy lidsA prince knew one day he'd be kingBut still he wanted moreHe dreamed of magic and of starsAnd miracles galoreHe took his scepter and his crownAnd donned a magic cloakBut as he headed down the laneHe paused when someone spokeA spirit tangled in the brushCaused him to spring to actionHe slashed at branches and at thornsTo her great satisfactionAnd so he helped her home that dayAnd proved that he was strongThis book is inspirationalThough it's not very longThe other thing worth mentioningShould be the illustrationsTurning each page will bring to lifeAll the author's creationsSo if you come across this bookWhy not give it a shot?Chances are your younger kidsWill like this one a lot

Exploding root beer bottles? Flooding rains and lovesick cowboys? What could these things possibly have in common? They are all problems Ross the Reader and his trusty horse, Scout, encounter as they ride across the prairie with a saddlebag full of books. Though reading has brought Ross great joy since early childhood, not everyone in the county shares his love of books. With the help of his sweetheart, Miss Ginny Penny, who also happens to be the town librarian, Ross spreads the joy of reading across the prairie. Author Reid Dailey is not just one person, but the pseudonym for an author committee comprised of librarians from the Grand Prairie Independent School District. The Read Across the PrairieSM image of Ross the Reader riding backwards on his horse is well known to the students in Grand Prairie. Students began asking for stories about Ross, thus The Legend of Ross the Reader and how a community began a love affair with books was born. Illustrator Ross Edgerley had his first work published when he was just six years old, and by age eight he was painting wall murals in elementary schools and churches. A graduate of Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in Dallas, TX, Ross has had award-winning sculptures displayed at the Dallas Museum of Art. Ross became involved with Read Across the PrairieSM when he designed the image of the horse and rider that became the service mark for the program. Reading level: Ages 4-8